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bet scald: drain again; add one pound OF mustard,
one teaeupful each OF m0lasses and grated horse
cover win vHss ana one Tea ssssd RS1 oi or6Mn
sugar.
BRovSrD CYsrEks on ToAsr.-Open two dozen
large oysters, keeping them separate from their
win iittle -Four; beard the oysters and seasco
raSeIy in the mixture Of egg and oar place place them
butter. when brown take them out OF the sauce
pan and pour the juice OF the oysters into the but
little hour. ard, after xnmerng il gently for two
or three minutes put In the oysters and let them
rsmain until they get thoroughly ho.. then axe
DKyuKp OysrERS-Drain and dry nfty oysterA
put them In q shallow pan, pour over them four
ounces Of butter, gently melted, with q table.
spoonful II lemon juice and tablespoonful Of
sp .ns ca ~1 and
bread crumbs, then into two eggs well whipped
hour. Put In o a fryins-pan, 20 the depth OF two
inche, either clarified butter, nne leaf lard, or
q 99.a ers ans q,
brown color; garnish with sprigs OF parsley. and
serve bot
OUNCE BLANC NAxoa-Pare and cut into halves
without corinso three pounds OF ounces placing
them a. pared INTO bowi OF cold water. AfIar
Draining tnen well put them In saucepan, and
Just cover them with cold water. Set The sauce
pan on the 1re ana let the ounces simmer very
gently. Wnen they are tender turn them out,
with their juice, into . bowl IND set away Tor
twenty -to1r noQrs- Then strain the juice through
atuy-oag and AFTER Il has .etted, measure t.
anu pour u Into q saucepan, adding Tor eecn plat
~ ne Juice, an ounce aud heu Of geistine ana
saa poeho Of loai sugar. Soe the saucepan On the
nIe sna SIMMER gently for half an houf, being
seeiul 70 remove AL the scum - h nSsS When
VIC sslAtIne = Dissolved pour the contents out
anu tnen SUI In very slowly pins Of non cream.
Inc stirring should BE- kept up until the blanc.
mango Is nearly cold Then pour into Q mould
ana place on the ice until ST.
srkAk sffvso vIrs 0yHEk2-Hsye openeo
Two dozeo SoSd-2zed resa-thAt II not salt-oys
terra and steak cut from the rump, shFee-QuArtsrs
OF an lneh 10 thickness and from two 70 two and Q
nan pounds In weight Now make Q seasoning ~
mixing logetler one onion, mincVd Q Le2spOonfui
o. sal, AMI q little summer-,Avory. Rub tbs staak
On u sldes with this seasoning; have some tat
ssIoaoesaiy Dol In trying-pan place The stsak "
pc ~ 10 = sascs.pan, AID pour 10 plnt q VA
yer, adding Two OF turee whole all,pice q little
ass, anu love Then pour In the liquor Of the
oysters cUyer the saucepan ughtly and SET is
~ ers N contents NAY simmer gently. when
s.S trasy ttleken IL with httie nOuf and butter,
IN .ss u ooll until sinoota- TheL put the steak
AtAn together with ths oystersr-Whlch skould
ps oearded--ani allow them 70 sammer unrfi
IIs shroexh, out NOT 70 boil; lew minutes
-cAsw. -" ~~~
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nR. AND NINE RELDRN, LADIES PHYsICIASa
DEstablishe41S55, Skilifu trsstmentfor al spe-
ciai complsnta. Advice free and conndentiAl 81 al
houn Ofhcs 9O0 9th IT. nv. o6-ots
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MS sss s4Ess II sE2igs A9usE

THOMAS DowLINo. Auctopssr:
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RACING AT LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE KY Sept 26The attendance was nen' upon
the frat day Of tho racing at the LousVe
oronna. After the second to RAIN win inc
,on AZ Bels raw an 6.toi chance. the favortes won
Tnsy were Kermsss Regent Jim Gray and Bankrupt
R. A. swigerrs twoy old chestnut colt Premier "
0lspes dam Heotrope dropped dead short distance 'o
the juages stand after the first race In "'ch liz " ~
placed. -, s, ,,,,onr. Rer
messe by length. Autocrat second esns"u'
Tims-1;I6s< ., We. 70. x.nt won by
u .econd Chance third. Time 1872 ~. o..x wan
Ar"mHTH RACE~Handicap. / l.6 miles Jim cray "o"'
FioYimore second Alamo third Time-loz G,tr,nt won
FIFTH RAcE-Ssling. Seven furongs banAup' "'"'
Catalina second Governor third Time-l;32P
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27
NETWORK CITY.

,s tord.n a Iondon dramatic author, arrived
nv the steamship Alameda nom AUSTRALIA "nero SOW
raj Of his plays have met with success Mr. 'oI'ap
,n,ords residing In New-York permanently, anu -
aready wv ting a comic opera for the American s'as
The housewife who yet wants peaches for preserV
inn sbouId not let this week pass without puyihH
Small TO good smocks sell at 81 and u 90 per
Iarge sizes. including white fali, AZ @-a@- w. ~
fancy at So.
Messrs. Abbey and Grau yesterday engaged Helene
,,m.,,or 90 contralto for the Gerster Concert Com
pany.
william Sexton the well known billiard player, was
n nrsoner i'm Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
accused of having assaulted william smith, "ai'cr'
at No 275 Third ave lie was paroieu u''' " "'''
row for examination
Dr. william H. Nanmack, house physician vi Deno
yue Uospital has been appointed medical superintcDd-
emf NJ the Insane Pavilion in place Of Dr. Wildnan re-
signed.
General Newton yesterday set gangs Of men at work
closing up the openings In the streets on the east soc
made by the employees Of the Standard Gas Company'
He has received report hom the inspectors reia,s
~ the obsIuctions complained Of by Mrs Sarah Lyhcb
at One~jrIndred aud fifty -ffth-st aid Eighth-ave.
81. Andrews Convalescent Hospital, at No. pos Eas'
slxteenths st. rcopened The institution VIII
oceive young girls who haze been discharged rom
ner hospitals but who will require nursing and meo-
cal care.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus w. Field have sold tho house and
lot on the south side Of Fifty 179 feet east o'
Fifth-a>e. to Henry Flsger for 100000.
Postmaster Pearson has prepared for distribution
circular H. which he quotes for the information OF
merchants from the edtCn of postal regulations
the rules concerning written Or printed matter on
nackages of merchandise. The only such matters
allowed the face or surface OF package sent a. y,
merch andse rates includes the name and address oI
the writer with the word rom !" ana the humpeI
aud names Of the articles inciosed
committee Of tho bar of this city consisting OF
.x,Judge Hooper c. Van Worst, chairman, Henry NJ
| Alexander, William Allen Butler Cephas Braineru'
wheeler Ii. Peckham Clarence A. Seward, Agcrnon >.
Sullivan Wager Swayne and Charles Henry Butler.
secretary have called meeting Of the bar for Mon
day, Oct 3, at o'clock to take action In regard 70
the death OF Aaron j. Vanderpoe Justice Charles H.
| Van Brunt will preside
Louis Roll an italian, who keeps boarding house
al No. 4s West Thrd-st., arraigned at Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday charged with having
stabbed Alexander Lavemca, of No. SO South Wash
ingon Square, five times In the abdomen with pocket
knife. The wounds may prove fatal and the prisoner
was held to await the result.
The examination of candidates for entrance to tho
| Conserya tory Of Music began yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27
BROOKLYN.
Register to-day.

hegtstor touay'
The distractions placed by President Richardson.
OF the Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company In 'front.' Oh
the stables in Ffth-ave. to prevent the laying OF
foundations for the Union Elevated Road, were re
moved yesterday
James Partridge father-inlaw OF Thomas @. Shear
man. died on Saturday at No. 1O2 Stuyvesantave'
at the age Of eighty four He was born In England
but sctted In Brooklyn In 1928 He was In The sash
and blind busncss
The funeral OF Charles A. ORellly, principal oil
Public School No. 10, to which he was appointed
few days ago to succeed G. T. Cunningham, who was
elected an As clate Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
ton, IT, ,.ace yesterday. He died on Saturday at
No. a .nson-piace from pneumonia, al the age Of
fOrty-fve.
Mrs. Kate Ernst, Of No. 400 Kentave, had her hus-
band, Joseph Ernst arrested yesterday for assautns
her on Saturday The husband and wife tell conflict
ing stories The former says he sent for his wife TO
come from Cincinnati fortnight ago and she stopped
In Philadelphia, where she met young doctor named
acffcl and travelled with him Brooklyn where he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27
JERSEY CITY.

Edward Hall and Henry Dillon arrested yesterday,
charged swndux farmers In the northern secuon
Hndson County BY OF bogus picnic AMI Dali nc
IL 10 estimated that the swnders realized over sooo from
the sale Of tickets.
Mira Lizzie Augustine charged with making several
attempts poison her husband hal an examination
day before Police StsnE Her husband ana othsr
testified which have already been puo-
shed Augustine denied that she wanted 70 poison hsr
and said had procured the poison TO x COCK
rosoc committed 10 the county JAIL 70 await ths
action Of the Grand jury
Oliver F. Haoran. ago forty five. OF No ~ Walaceaye
fail down The Railroad abkesnt opposite
Jamesave yesterday and received fracture Oh inc skuu
from which he died hours afterward.
Joseph Cocorau age TWENTY-FIVE Of NO ia Msntgomery
at struck and fatally injured while drvinx
the railroad crossine at warren
ST. yesterday He removed 10 ST. Francis Hospital.
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PROSPECTIVE CHANCES IN PA CIFIo HAIL.

meeting OF INC uIFctTUfs UI 'Ho fuorIO ''"'f DUO
ship Company will be held tomorrow sharp ad
vance In the price Of the stock yesterday started
afrcsh recent rumors about the control OF the COM
pany The dummy directors elected by Henry Hart
at the annual meeting In May Will retire 10 thor Tor
mer obscurty. Jay Could and Q. T.. Huntington VIII
take their places, and probably George j. Could VIII
succeed Mr.. Hart president The rumors which
attended the advance pointed TO the sale of Mr. Har'
stock to Jay Gould and tho reinstatement OF J. H.
Houston the office OF PRECEDENT. Tho price OF the
stock sold by Mr. Hart specified even In the cur
rent stories Mr. Houston denied that he had any des
OF returning 70 the management and laid In effect thai
he had had enough OF II.
10 has been admitted however, since the annual
meeting that Mr.. Hart made himself president because
he wanted to GUST Mr Houston and could not prevail
on young Mr.. Cold to take the parr. In tho last
months there have been frequent overtures made
by Mr.. Hart TO Gould and Pacific Railroad inter
ests While there has been no controlling transfer o.
stock peace has been recstabshed sure foundation
and Mr Hart IL supposed to bc contented In resgnlng
the f,lesldencY In favor OF his nrst choice.
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wr,.r &c GOING ON TO-DAY.

Volunteer Thistle great International yacht races In
sue rss day OF registration In Brooklyn TO 10 M a"o
TO 10 p. m ,. -, ponrbl,can State Committee
Executive CO" inittee Oh lepuOH0"" "
Fifth Avenue Hotel. - c.osond o IL N. m.
brooklyn Jockey Club races, Gravesehd' 10 ~ '
SoSS Boston baseball match, Polo Grounds a'Ao
d.. III. xu.,lt,o,on Park Sixty-ninth-
ST. p anu ha General Committee Brooklyn, p M
tSanie reference case before Referee Ciafk' y h'
Queens County agricultural fair Mneoia ,.,,.,s No
Nass-meetIng OF Xth Assembly Dlstfict socias''' wv
Stanton-st., p. IN.
Az Pilot Comniss toners meeting, noon.
Westchester County fair. White Plaine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27
CHOLERA SEIzEs ANOTHER VICTIM.

As far known yesterday. thero was only one more
of cholera reported from tue Passengers OF the
quarantined steamer Alcsia Antonio SAVING, aged
thirty six. taken from the Hoffman Island Hospital
to swnburne Island. suffering from the dread disease
Celestno vents and Valentino Menanell continue Ill
with little hope but the other patients are AS
we'll Ia expected. The agent OF tho
fabre line sent down yesterday large supply OF pro
visions for The Imprisoned passengers As soon as the
OF tns line opened hlz doors yesterday
morning a crowd OF anxious Italians poured IN. He
aided over all from their quarantined
countrymen at One big Italian picked out scrap
OF directed 10 him. after reading IT, took on his
hat and danced down Broad way. shouting Mana IL at
every jump. Only eight persons afflicted with
the scourge, OF those Hoffman Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27
NEWARK.

Frank Serene an Italian employed in John o Rourkes
ouarry on the orange N j. WAS In
SANITY killed yesterday He was engaged with other labor
ers In and ordered 70 the machine
room TO help section OF machinery While thus en-
CARED against the ny wheel and his ciohing oe
ing lie whred around and partly dsn
OF his atherinlaw The heal Wa
torn on both arms their sockets and enc
leg dsmsmbsrei-
In published yesterday, Courtlandt Park
who recently the old Centenary Church prep
erty EN- tho that dissatisfied go
ment in TRINITY intended leave that church and or
rsszs new parish such enterprise having ever 0een
projected The purchase shelly private matter having
no CON lection with church Affairs
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
,.v corsr.nYE SHOOTS A FISHERMAN.

Oliver Clark NTH bar constable. Of the Town OF Isp
T. was arrested yesterday CHARGED with attemptng 70
m George W Patchogne 1avman on Graf sS .n
hot in various parts OF his put there by SMITH ssys
that sar his soop across the eay toward
when Smith who IN another boat. nalieu MIN
and ordered him 70 Ssmc TO- .,,.sS .aa s,,o os
smith TO hoard his sloop and the latter urea
1t HIM Smith says had been suspected LOT
time ~ stealing on violating the law 81
Ing dredging night and thai he In COMPANY Vim
tain Tburber and Aiansan PAYNE announcer os
con stable had watching TOR Rayner when
refused allow his boat TO be and poh'eo
gun at the constable Then smith nred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27

tn. manhattan Of Staten Island Is thoroughly alarmed
about he RAJ i'd spread smallpox at stspletop me- AZ
An horites are doing everything stamp ~ CUT
not such cooperation IRON .no 80. "a re-
this locality oxigsnoss OF tho case
omrs Tbc csreessness the removal OF
hold effects from the houses has been
checsed nv the police lay In their power
As been efforts at oonoeament no n ali cases
where The disease fostering There no ss Va
smallpox IN Horizons row. as reported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27

In statement made yesterday to reporter Lew ,
the author who complaot OF the
o. The Cosmopolitan charged with ooisnIns mSnsy D S
pretence@ ,ad that smith ana Schncht nv ~
ara wn the charge would publish the story Of ~ %
NcurmahaL" Whether the rincess Nonrmanal ~ =.
both sie are retcent the vandsrpsoe
however that said that Re wrote INC s'oJ "A'
under the influence Of George Sands spirit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27
LONG ISLAND.

IoNa ISLAND CITY-0ensrzl Superintendent barton OF
the Long Island abroad Was served with summons yes
trrday $4,000 suit for false imprisonment John j.
Maoy iiviue in East Thirty nrss New York. 10 the In
ured arrested charged by the railroad officials
with completely ia forgery and after being In JAIL I've
month was brought 10 trial last week and hopsrsbv
acquitted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27
NRw-JERsEY.

FIHABETH-Ths Young Republican Lsagus OF Unio
Cousty N j. have for asd permanent vi
O. NJ Goddard OF held sdent aud O. e. ncBrid
editor elizabeth Journal secretary Meetings VIII Nc hsi
every Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRrpeEloRT-By decision OF Judxe Beardsey, In the
Superior curt yesterday kid" McManus who Was heIs
ON procss Tor 81 liberty he having pre-
viousy deposited $4,000 cash. as bail In tho criminal SUI
against him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

nnh lp,nus Hotel-Judge Joseph Bradley 2, , Inc
United States Supreme Court Hcfet ount ippe.
Adams of Everett Hcuse-eoun. a>PP~
Wsissenfed Of Austrian Legation az whn,s
Hopman hsuss-Governor John W. o"'i'' " ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27
MORE TROrTrNG AT FLEETWOOD.

NM .x..o,x. committee of the Driving Club OF new
yrS met YESTERDAY and decided hold second fall meene
, r,o,vood parry on October g. aud Six purses VIII oe
offered aggregating $500 Enries WIN 0'o'0 "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27
uo pow rop rHE AMER1cAN CHAMPIONSHIP.

Msssrs St John and Duryea, respectively tho packers VI
a Gaudaur and John Tesmsr met yesterday I'D INC WV
,s.d ond Enrn office and arranged three mile race
snsie SOULS between Teemer and or ' Of
in NJ merca The stakes are TO DO SLY sue VI
Which $50 forfeit deposited YESTERDAY tne No h.
NV October 20 Lake AarSnaceoke sio.
n.n ssIsct,d for the course MT Ormond Of bos.cn
peferee; MI Hamilton Busby. Of this city oe'ns s~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27
rv.Ncr11sT MASON LOCKED UP.

Evanrelist Manson who was indicted for parncipauen
In and the maintenance OF common nuisance ~ TAT.
Ridoe during tho summer. arrested aud proutnt "
Haekensack yes erday He was arraigned In court anu
nleadsd not guilty" Judge Skinner fixed the Dali
bond at 1900 but Manson said 4" haAc no bondsman .
Wbereupon the conrt committed him to the CUSTODY OF
the sheriff, and he was locked up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27

P1rrspuge Sept 20 (SpecaiL-The wedding on' sae =.
cant,,n sam Browns racing stable will take place AZ
Ionsvlle on November TO- 10. and H. twenty hne
ngs owned by the Captain have boon SICK Win uis'e"P
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27
wEsTcHEsTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAISs- annual fair Of the westehessr County
Agricultural ssciety bexan yesterday ON the ela fai
Grounds White Plans The first day, as usual was
principally occupied getting things In order Tor eIhibtsn
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FouRrH-sPECIAL WEIGHTS. rs MILES.
sIxTH-sELLIyG. l MILE
FIRST RACE AT OILS p. N

,., ,oo, ~ Fast a4th.st New.York. at 1l:2o a 10.
and 1920 and oosnectine at Loaf hsh R,ats from
Ton a. a. halihourly from IL M 70 Nio T. me-
oounectrg with Culver Route trains AZ b% h'"S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27
TEET H..

5000 sets Of teeth at 20 per set reduced from eo.
warranted, .. WHITES N. T. TOOTH CO., oth-avs. ana
lsth.st lover tho Iewery store); established 1881 the
largest ehespest only dental establishment in NJ K
City uslng steam pows. See that hs name DIT White
are In the business trying 70 decisive the
public 81 mitsna NAME The work Of other dentists
ynaAa ovnaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27

Waited her afterward When her husband rcproveo
her he says she slapped him and ne asaneu ne IA shc
denies the charges her husband makes against ner
Ernst Is salesman and he was held for examinauon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27
SENDING SIoyARyEs TO AFRICA.

The meetings at tho Jane Street Methodist Church,
farewell TO the African missionaries, will DO
continued today and Tomorrow under the direction
Of the Rev. Dr. Laurie and other Methodist minister's
On saturday the party, numbering some twenty men
and women, sails for Europe and thence By steamer
for the Of Africa. They go 10 join tho mission
aries who, within two years, have left this country
and, under Bihop Taylor, have established series OF
stations thOusand miles In the Interior Of the
Ozark Continent" Dr. Laurie who conducted the
arrangements In this country, has equipped more
than 200 missionaries, men and women, and sent
them 10 engage In Bishop Tayl0r's work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27

remaiped in front throughout the 1onrpey 6ns ho
length, sAluda second, two lengtbe eeio,e w,nnsr
came ike nash at the fnish. No bid TOT tno "'AA
THE ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY
The course will be in excellent condition to-day ana as
linn should be made. On public form Cycops ought 70
Win the t race and Pearl Jennings should get tne p.es
Second race" Lucky" Baldwins entry n's"
Ward second. A.. .r.s,,.
second.
rou,th ysce--Ieex first. Favor second
Fifth race-speedwel first, Taragon secoh"
These are the entries in full;
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owners br G. Eolian, by Eolus.Caash. yrs, ll5 10


Betting to wn-voisnte 70 Eoisn to l. 99o 70 l.
Ali is GTieite Is u GREY Cloud 10 TO King OF Nor
fo,k ~ 10 J. Bear rs TO /. Barnum so TO !.
Betting for 10 o. EOllan TO Quito to
J. ufus TO l. DRY MoBopole 10 j. Richmond TO l. Ben
An 10 l. Grisete TO Grey Clsud TO King Of Norfolk
1, Boaz 10 10 l, BarDum 20 10 i.
Auction pair $50 Eollsn s2e Rupert ST.
Eurus sl?, Quito $40 field $2S Muiuals paid $50 90
Iarsard (llOl Rosand (lOO) Miss Ford Q07, Mole NC
Carthys O7l. Favor (l6) woodcrat (lO3( and Boot
black 9O) withdrawn There long delay at the
post but flag fell 10 most excellent start
he horses moving into the homestretch nearly
in hne quito drew out In the run 10 the stand
And gained lead Of half length, Rupert
running second, Grlsette third Quito held his
led the head of the homestrech where the
others closed him. HAYWARD called Eurus at tho
lalne post and the turn tho unconsconable rogue
ssved place Eolian following hu, There
OF the field the horses settled down Tor
struggle 10 the ho@es'steh Hall dszen reached
suddenly urus aad Eoiian strods ard leaving their
nofses anchored the Two former stable CON-
ynions hard duel which lasted 70 the finishing
EcIlan shortest Of heads In the last stride
Earus half length before Voante who beat Quito
when Euruss number wss run up on the tele
graph bv mistake crowd kissing and hootns
around the judges stand The correction was made
quickly and the horses placed Is they finished.
FIFTH RACI-PURsE 5000. TwO-YEAR-OLDs. SPECIAL
WEIGHTS SIX FUkLOSGs.
g. Cornohisehs Dr. g. King Crab. by Kingfshsr-Carita
Dvysr Brothers' br. {. Fordham ITO Gear. 1921
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
1856 West 63dst
Hours-sts IL, 5to7 Diseases Of the Nervous SYstsa.
0enlto- Urinary Organs Impotsnos "a stsrllitv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27

KENNEDYs HATS the best at the least money
Derbys 81 90 So 49, So 30 silk So co. 81 So 50 so
saving 81 90 per hat rs Cortlandt- st
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J. b Haggin's CHI. T. Dixianne. los. ......
frtxua-1.lcl

Bstns-King Crab even. Fordhsm to g. Dxianne to
Auction poosKing Crab $35 Fordhan s2s Dixianne $l3
Autuals pal S12 IS.
King led all way, winning BY four lengths Ford
Eight before Dxanuc Dixanne looked danger
the hame post but her esrt only Hash In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-27

Betting to vin.caIsy to q Nstte 70 Lancaster 70
l. Carissms 70 l. Wanderment 70 !, Queen Bees 10 j.
Ten stIiks J. Nellie Van l. windsai 70 saiuda
70 ol Belmont to l. Brat 20 - !. Joe Mitchell 80 to
betting Ter p'scs,csT:y too Nellie 70 Lancaster
Tsn Strike to l. Nellie Van 70 J. wndssil 70 salnda
2te I. Belmont 2 Brat 70 L. Joe Mitchell 10 to l.
xnsssa $50 lancaster sss. Nsts sas. Carey
go Nutnals yaid e<7 Is. -
jockeys o. c.I.sn Carey and Queen bss, dd SEINE
Hing lead Dess being quickest toek the
bAs the 1xst and nader Elkss constant urging
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Betting win-Arundel to Katie a: 7tS siridssw
Treacy IL 10 l. The BourDen 6 10 Lucy II 80 to l.
Beting for plaee-A undel 10 10 Katie A. TO stride
10 Hammer Bearer to Santa Ritz 10 j. Jennie
Tracy 8 tol The Bourbon 10 l. Lucy IL l2io I. 90,
Aucion $40 Katie A. So, Str!eaway SZS
Banner Beaker 81 o. field s27. Mutuals paid SIS 30.
Mamie Hunt (l0s Blscuit Q03l and Bessie June llOol
we're withdrawn Anderson clever enough TO slip away
in the tn rag fell aud strideaway never being
headed won easiest possible manner by two lengths
Arunf Tel ses0nd length before Santa Rita third me
placed horses rst second ana thlrd respecuvey'
but The bourbon have particle Of speed about him.
Katie 4. pulled up lame.
Tunp RAcE-wrLLow STAKES. TwoYEAROLD FIL1IEs.
$50 EACH 81, 900 ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. Six